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The Library is Closed
Monday, March 6th, 2006 03:31 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
janet_fraiserThe library may be closed, however, Janet has a key, and she's the only library aide in town. She locked the door behind her, flipped on just a few lights, and frowned. Armed with notes made from Angel's clinic chart, she made her way behind the Collections Desk and sat down to do research on what could have possibly caused those symptoms--and in someone who was clinically dead.
After a time, Janet closed the book she was looking at and rubbed her eyes. She wasn't having much luck. Though there was one book buried in the reference section of the stacks that looked fairly promising. "May as well check out every avenue possible," she said, standing and moving out from behind the Collections Desk and toward the stacks.
"I'd kill for an electron microscope right about now," muttered Janet. She disappeared into the stacks in search of one more book.
OOC: The scene is locked to Janet, Chloe, Piper, and Veronica. OK for broadcast, though. I will be AFK for a while, but the general setup of the scene supports that.
After a time, Janet closed the book she was looking at and rubbed her eyes. She wasn't having much luck. Though there was one book buried in the reference section of the stacks that looked fairly promising. "May as well check out every avenue possible," she said, standing and moving out from behind the Collections Desk and toward the stacks.
"I'd kill for an electron microscope right about now," muttered Janet. She disappeared into the stacks in search of one more book.
OOC: The scene is locked to Janet, Chloe, Piper, and Veronica. OK for broadcast, though. I will be AFK for a while, but the general setup of the scene supports that.